Amazing FIRST Time Cooking AIR FRYER STEAK from FARMFOODS

For more Steaks look in the Steak playlist. Food review. Farmfoods Rump Steak.

[rosemarygriffin]

Those tongs you use for lifting things out your air fryer, are the same as I had with my halogen oven, (you know the sort of thing, it's like a big glass bowl with a lid on it) but my hands are too small to use them. I've used a halogen oven for years, and cook most things in it, it's an ideal addition to any kitchen. My steak comes out lovely, and food also gets browned in it. I always buy the thin cut steak, it's done in a couple of minutes.

[marymungleandmidge]

Rump is generally a little tough, that’s why I usually go for Sirloin or Fillet (both which I have cooked in an Air Fryer), but that is a decent price for a piece of Rump.

[shellraymond]

Watch this this morning, be starving all day now, liked the video, had one of those last week, it wasn't bad and good for the price. Really impressed by the knife sharpener, any information. Hope you're having a good week with the family, keep very well 🖖

[shapes]

Loving all the air fryer experiments, helping me get to grips with mine. Cheers!

[davidjordan]

Brilliant. All the best from the Isle of Bute in Scotland!

[mooyels]

by coincidence I tried this last night for the first time, and it was great, i ended up putting diced onion+garlic in with the steak and it gave it some very nice flavours. my fryer doesnt have a metal griddle it just has a drip mesh with a tray underneath. informative video👍

[gothica]

My hubby pressure cooks some potatoes 1st, then puts them in the bottom of the Ninja, steak on the trivet to cook (I think he uses the grill/broil setting) the result is amazing.

[danceswithsheep]

Try Dehydrating a beef joint in there. It’s like slow cooking but after around 6hr the joint comes out so tender and juicy. I like my beef roast medium rare and this nails it. For those wondering, your not dehydrating like you would with fruit or to make jerky as it’s a complete joint. Your using that setting but effectively cooking at around 65c in an air fryer. Marvellous stuff!

[martinparker]

i see these in my local Home Bargains....always have loads in and at £2.50 too although i dont remember if its rump or sirloin .
gonna try 1 in my halogen oven !

[kyrajohnstone-adrain]

That looks beautiful! I never even thought about cooking steaks in the air fryer that’s tonight dinner sorted!😅 thanks Gareth☺️

[jkeogh]

Thank you so much for your content, I really enjoy it and it is making life a little bit cheaper and tastier for us all!

I suffer from migraines and the strobing effect from your lights makes it difficult to watch your wonderful and insightful reviews and comparisons.

More recent LED light have a better flicker rate for video.

[scouseofhorror]

My Dad got us some ostrich steaks a couple of weeks ago! He said, "tell me what they're like, I won’t be eating them.." 😆😅 But when I got them home I had a good look and they'd already been sous vide cooked! I flash fried them for two minutes each side and let them rest while I made a sauce. Absolutely delicious and really tender!

[fionapickering]

If anyone is planning on buying an airfryer, choose one with a rotisserie, does amazing roast chicken, crisp sweet potato chips, crispy to your options.

[jakebanks]

Great video! Very informative, going to try this tonight

[stevebacon]

Absolutely brill gaz. Very interesting video mate. Looking foward to friday night👍🥃. All best. Steve.

[jayslife]

I live in cartmel, between barrow and kendal.... thank you for your service to our country mate

[kieranmclaughlin]

Lol. Can't stop laughing at your girls' charts, Gaz ! 👏😂

[derbyjohn]

Absolutely amazing steak Gareth. I've been working on a roof for a farmer got some venison just cooked in the airfryer amazing 😍

[mrcat]

looks good, I tried butter basted turkey recently in the ninja and the skin was spectacular, 10 times better than any pork crackling, didnt dry the meat out either.

[davehorton]

I bought a Ninj air fryer and a Ninja grill after watching you on an earler video, fortunatly both have temprature probes so pre heat and set to 63C the Ninja does the rest, cooks to perfection